I am running WinXPro.
When 'Set Assembler', and 'Programming Languages' is set to RadASM I get errors on all of the addins when opening RadASM v2.2.1.0. The addins are in the AddIns directory.
If I change the Assembler to HLA, RadASM opens without errors but the Assemble button is grayed out.
My Directories and Variables are listed below. I believe this is what the instructions I have managed to garner suggests. Could someone please inspect, and tell me if this is correct.
I obviously have something not set correctly but I have no idea where to look.
The problem probably lies in a .INI file but which one, and what changes would be necessary? TIA
Environment Variables > System Variables > Path =
~...;C:\hla;C:\masm32\bin;%path%;set lib=C:\masm32\lib;C:\hla\hlalib;%lib%;set include=C:\hla\include;C:\masm32\include;%include;set hlainc=C:\hla\include;set hlalib=C:\hla\hlalib\hlalib.lib;set hlatemp=C:\hla\tmp;C:\masm32\bin\nmake15.exe
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When 'Set Assembler', and 'Programming Languages' is set to RadASM I get errors on all of the addins when opening RadASM v2.2.1.0. The addins are in the AddIns directory.
If I change the Assembler to HLA, RadASM opens without errors but the Assemble button is grayed out.
My Directories and Variables are listed below. I believe this is what the instructions I have managed to garner suggests. Could someone please inspect, and tell me if this is correct.
I obviously have something not set correctly but I have no idea where to look.
The problem probably lies in a .INI file but which one, and what changes would be necessary? TIA
Directories and Variables
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C:\hla
C:\masm32
Directory of C:\RadASM
[.] [..]
AsmReadMe.txt bcc.ini bcet.ini
cpp.ini fasm.ini fb.ini fhla.ini
GoAsm.ini HL.dll hla.ini HLLReadMe.txt
html.ini lcc.ini masm.ini nasm.ini
RACad.dll RACodeComplete.dll RadASM.exe RadASM.ini
RadASM.ini.zip RadFavs.ini RAEdit.dll RAFile.dll
RaGraph.dll RAGrid.dll RAHexEd.dll RAVideo.dll
SprSht.dll tasm.ini WBDll.dll WhatsNew.txt
31 File(s) 814,595 bytes
Directory of C:\RadASM\AddIns
[.] [..]
AddAccel.dll AddinMana.dll
AdvEdit.dll AlexMenu.dll asciiTab.dll
asciiTab.emf AsmVars.dll AutoCorrect.dll
bcc.ct bcet.ct Bitmask.dll
CodeTemplates.dll Collapse.dll Colref.dll
cpp.ct CppParse.dll CreateProject.dll
CreateProto.dll CreateProtoEx.dll CtrlNames.dll
DialogPreview.dll DlgToWin.dll DragProp.dll
e-help.dll fasm.ct fb.ct
fb.kwl FBAddin.dll fhla.ct
FlipCase.dll FontBuilder.dll fpu.kwl
goasm.ct GoAsm.kwl hla.ct
hlpF4.tmp hlpF5.tmp html.ct
InsertColor.dll lancome.ini lcc.ct
luha.bmp MakeDef.dll masm.ct
masm.kwl nasm.ct NoteTools.dll
NSISScriptEditor.dll platsdk.dll Preview.dll
ProcDump.dll ProjectTimer.dll ProjectZip.dll
PthExpl++.dll raASCII.dll raBitMask.dll
RADbg.dll RadFavs.dll RadHelp.dll
RADToolBar.dll raGColor.dll ReallyRad.dll
RES2DLG.DLL ResourceID.dll SourceSafe.dll
StyleMana.dll style-manager.dll TabAddin.dll
tasm.ct TbrCreate.exe TxtLnkMan.dll
VersionControl.dll Version-Inc.dll winapi.kwl
WinErr.dll WinErr.Ini x86.kwl
77 File(s) 1,679,182 bytesEnvironment Variables > System Variables > Path =
~...;C:\hla;C:\masm32\bin;%path%;set lib=C:\masm32\lib;C:\hla\hlalib;%lib%;set include=C:\hla\include;C:\masm32\include;%include;set hlainc=C:\hla\include;set hlalib=C:\hla\hlalib\hlalib.lib;set hlatemp=C:\hla\tmp;C:\masm32\bin\nmake15.exe
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Hi neubie
Everything is as it should be, except RadASM is NOT a programming language and should be removed.
When hla or other high level languages are selected the assemble button is disabled as there is no such thing in high level languages.
KetilO
Everything is as it should be, except RadASM is NOT a programming language and should be removed.
When hla or other high level languages are selected the assemble button is disabled as there is no such thing in high level languages.
KetilO
Thank you. I shall remove RadASM from the Programming Languages. Obviously, I do not quite understand the setup procedure. Let's see how far I get with using the "Assembler". :oops: